Future 50's humanitarian impact revolves around three key areas:
Improving dietary health
Leveraging technology for enhancements
Integrating economic improvement and workforce development for vulnerable populations.
Core Capabilities:
Research and Development
Manufacturing
Training and Workforce Development
Program Development and Implementation
"The modern Western diet is killing us; and it is one of our biggest exports to the world. In the U.S. alone, obesity and malnourishment are responsible for roughly $163B in annual healthcare costs. Globally, health issues tied to diet have reached $3.5 trillion; and those numbers are growing. Future 50 was created to lead the Dietary Health Recovery Initiative in partnership with industry innovators, governments, institutions, and agencies; bringing innovation, creativity, engagement, and real solutions to address root problems and needs. Future 50 is a testament to the will of dedicated changemakers and humanitarians."
- Chris Mau, CEO
Future 50 exists to secure and manage the necessary investments to bring the Dietary Health Recovery Initiative (DHRI) to life; spearheading the development and procurement of the programs and assets essential for the DHRI's success.
The brand “Future 50” directly speaks to the focus on our future. The number 50 and the brand colors are representative to origin as Future 50 was born in the United States, comprised of 50 States, and materialized as a direct result of the White House Conference on Hunger Nutrition and Health.
Future 50's logo is designed to encompass several key elements. It draws inspiration from the original Hunger Nutrition and Health (HNH) initiative launched 50 years ago, with a focus on addressing malnutrition. The logo incorporates a 1960s style font, reminiscent of the era. It also takes inspiration from the 1964 World Fair, using a red and blue color palette that ties into the colors of the United States while maintaining a connection to the 1960s aesthetic. The logo features a rocketship, symbolizing speed and thrust towards innovation, strategically placed to represent global reach and impact.
Future 50's is the result of a public-private partnership pack emanating form the White House Conference on Hunger Nutrition and Health and is required to publish a public annual report on its activities upon signed release from representative advisory and steering committees. The organization was formed for the public benefit and is charged with developing program assets, engaging governments, institutions, businesses, and the public to disseminate programming and implement beneficial technologies while acquiring and leveraging critical resources.
Future 50 derives revenue through grants, endowments, and other sources or public and private funding in addition to funds derived through global sales and placement of DHRI products and solutions. Future 50 collaborates with government and organizational partners serving as a leading provider of solutions for global malnutrition challenges, utilizing technology, workforce development, and economic improvements for vulnerable populations.
Future 50 ensures a focus on creating positive social and environmental impacts alongside financial profitability, promoting transparency and accountability. As a SPPB Corp., Future 50 offers liquidity options and good returns for investors, accountability to stakeholders, and ensures that 70% of revenues are allocated toward the public good. Future 50 strives to address current challenges and foster rapid development of new markets, companies, technologies, and services.
We create and support new ventures and initiatives that prioritize social and environmental impact while maintaining profitability. Future 50 is focused on advancements in AgTech, healthcare, education, sustainability, and poverty alleviation, to benefit underserved populations. By attracting investors with attractive returns, our SPPB Corp. promotes innovation and progress in areas that have traditionally been overlooked, transforming the business landscape. Overall, we are committed to addressing humanitarian and economic needs while fostering positive change.
Future 50’s Dietary Health Recovery Initiative (DHRI) addresses hunger, nutrition, and diet-related health issues through the delivery of technology, nutritional programs, and aid efforts. Partnerships are prioritized to expand DHRI reach and improve health outcomes globally. Future 50 also emphasizes the use of technology to enhance the efficiency and scalability and to integrate economic opportunities and workforce development to empower business and communities while fostering sustainability.
Future 50 forges partnerships and leverages the DHRI portfolio of services and products with a myriad of entities within health, education, technology, agriculture, and miscellaneous other sectors to derive revenue. Additionally, Future 50 certifies, invests in, and markets new technologies that enhance the value of companies aligned with the DHRI, particularly those supporting ESG criteria and UN SDGs related to food, agriculture, healthcare, technology, education, health, and sustainability. Future 50 also collaborates directly with its leading Advisory Board constituents, including the CDC Foundation, to implement the Dietary Health Recovery Initiative (DHRI) to scale globally.
